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New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
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Ie5ru.sr. AND DJERoME-AvK-Carnival,
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

collect funds for Mr.. Cleveland in 1883 VIII
not publish list OF subscribers.
Americans who mean TO defend the National
noIicv which has defended American labor may
rest assured that great efforts viii be made III
all legitimate if not in some illcgltlnatc ways.
TO turn the scale in the elections next year.
II is their business to be equal! prompt ana
rurrgctic in placing the truth before American
voters BY this time they know what 1t costs
TO NEGLECT the defence Of their principles. III
1891 appeals TO certain manufacturers Tor
small sums to be used in circulating protective
arguments were in numerous cases reused o'-
cause men were persuaded that .lr. ClcvcIihd
was "aS good ProtccilonlSt as an!p"oI'
The sim of $4,000 expended in placing a
s;rclc tract in the right hands would have
Turned the scale in this state. y ic" 'houNlho
comics more Of TIE TElBuNF, or Of any other
sound Ecpul lcan journal, placed in the right
hands for six months before the election. would
haye turned the scale. The men VINO Il'c"
f. defend their own and the countrys interest
,bcn may rs well not wait again llhtll tho
timo is short and the success OF any ciOltS
doubthul. II they want to prevail next year.
IT,, tbom bcein without delay by pllcnS lie
Trrrr~r in the hands Of readers 10 whom ITS
information will be useful, not aftcg PARTISAN
excitement has been kndlcd and parties have
nominated bn, from the first of January, 1888.
What the pcopic need more than all things else
is To- be informed what the enemies ol American
industry are doing in Congress tins winter.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
p>PrR THAT HAS IT'S TICKET READY

F,om ne Londoun county \'"' i'i''h'"f'
As a forecast ot what appears TO Us Ia b. M
rvitablc, wa place AT tho head of this column IN,
names Of thr Republican Presidential uchet for neU
years campaign. And do this with gfrNr,,
PLEASURE because our rrrfcrcnco corresponds Win h'
nat of fate OF cours' there l. some doubt a o VIZ
will occupy tho second place on n" ticket, mr n, ~,
Republican iarty is MI OF strong men who cond u,
the position fully and efhclen ly. hut IN our o.
We are To have an old IA hioned Republican chaIse
on tho enemy next year. and no man In ti, co,l,.
seems morn fully equipped for Joining Janr, & hN h.
in tn, leadership of the great charge ihan '"',u
Foraker. OF Ohio. As to Mr. Blaine- ctNhL"JJ
thcra Is now no que, lon There / notl''S Nh". , "
death that will prevent hi, r'nonin ina Ion or h@r @
him out OF thn WMto House. Even his own o"J'o'''
% refusal would avail.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
TIE THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

The theatre, were busy Inst night Mlay even's "a
TO be recorded Edwin Booth AMI IlTicucc j. rrett
came back TO Now Yort ard appeared at the Acl'rmy
OF Music in a superb revival Il julius CESAR !cAarl
Mansfield az the T fth Avenue Thc1tfc' preseiiel rs
powerful. subtle anl drilling cmbolment oi ~
Jckyll aul Mr. lyle" The Hlu.ons appeared az tie
Fourteenth street Theatre IN their wc.lhno"h como
spcclal;y =" l., Voyage cn suis,r." Mr y. G. Goodwin
came forth at tie GranI opera II use "Nr Go.-Aty
.ul Mr.. Caraway Bpuc." \ sporting play called \
Run ~ Lpck" Offered AT NiDlo's IheAte
Tony Deier's plutomiuO was brought forward az 10
Windsor Theatre AMI new local Or ana cnttlct ono
OF the Brlyest" was produced At Poo.c's Theatre.
The Main Line" was pre- senied AZ he ErooAlyu Ac'd
emy, aGl Thafcher Primrose aud West lie! oUt thrr
minstrel. AZ The Brooklyn Park IL Harlem one ot 'ii'
A. VI Palmcr'- companies enacted " Jim tie Iennih -
George Td-ar playing Rrlston AMI Ms BrooNh ~
Ma. Mary sanders playing the mother ami dh 20, r
rae Railroad 81 Love-. 20 Days Theatre. u" - . =.
rctft " - fhc Union iuire. onoey AMI Nnn; W.
Mr Florence as Captain cutie" at thr >iai' ii'n
AT the Madison square Theatre lhe we '' 20
Iyceum. Pete at II trri-au'- Park lneite aug i.
celllrDus entertainments ~ bo'Ast' iti , Ni.H''.
Theatre. were offered usua aut wrrr "iij's'' 's
multitude OF spectators In Chicago Henry tINluE ~
Ellen Terry began an cB-1EeMeu', alle'I'"- =
Faust"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
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New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

bor unafTcctcdncss md cordiality. The
ogcnders are TO be found in the society OF the
cauital. where there is always a class Of sun
worshippcrs vino serve up to each AdhiiiiiH'id-
tion The same feast of Gattcry and adulatioi to
which they invited the Administration that
went before.
And while we are on this subject, it seems II
favorable occasion to ask whether some way
cannot he found to check the Hood OF unrca>oh-
inc cush with which almost every action OF
Mrs. Cleveland. however unlmportant Is
erected in newspapers Of a certain sort, and
which must be more dstastcfu 90 her than 1t
is even to the Ic>t Of the community. lhcic
was a legitimate reason for popular interest
in her when she entered the White House.
She was bride the first that had come to
preside there in many years and it was several
wears since il had had mistress. She has
borne herself with kinGinCss. tact and dis
c,ction in a position presenting many difficulties
to ono so young. But she is too sensible. we
venture to believe. not TO be annoyed To INA
herself continually paIadcd in print as if she
were a genius. queen or goddess. me
American gr is clcar-cycd and intelligent be-
yond the average Of her sex, and Mrs. CIcvc-
land is too practical not TO know the real value
of these offerings. nor 10 understand that her
elevation is only temporary. 1t cannot be
a,rccalir to her rs a common-scnSc person to
be half-drowncd in gu>h She has no defence
against il except in the good taste OF others
and 10 this We venture 10 appeal for little
more privacy for the Presidents wife.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
MUSICAL NOTES.

The annual Ihri,.nlaS performance or ina
NIosiah7 by the Oatoro society viii take place nj no
Metropolitan opera Iuu>o Oh THURSDAY eNeN'hr' '"'
lu.-lc rehearsal Oh Wednesday afternoon. l"' ~"
parts will bc IN tie hand, OF Naia,.t tui sen d.. .
ti1ns C,er,ruIe GEsW0lt. Miss Gcrualc lnli'.'
trV.n.n., l,,. sarah Baron An .cr-O. lai,ctAYoA'
Nil.lt III. I.lWtOu AID Max IIclu4ltA
Tho LIST " operas at tAe Metropolitan Tor 'A' r.
,.a.n..r a. ;.ns w-cl l. as follows. Nc-n->4Ay
AMI ssatu,lay, u! ant-c', ifdI!, "I-y"-"7.'''
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

On our second page is printed a table show
mo tbe full vote Of the state by counties
The figures have been complied from those
made up by the State Board Of CanyaSScrs and
are believed TO be free from errors. Ihe vote
for every Republican and Democratic candidate
on the state ticket is given IN detail, together
with the total number Of ballots cast for every
candidate Of whatever party. This table VIII
he found extremely valuable for reference.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
A-rsv21prkDnjlp GrjbTn'
FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE Ell 7
TrksDAY. DECEMBER q, 1887.
IUE NLB,S rms MORNING.

FoRVIGN-The world of London chrOnlcled ana
criticised by Mr., Edmund Yates. - lhe brl''sh
mission to Abyssinia has failed ana the IL'iI'lS
arc iubilant - Emperor Francis Joseph has
sent ~ Count AndIassy an autograph lel'cf' 'Ac
Lishcst \ .stran distinction. ---- Russian SUI
dents d. ny that the University troubles are caused
by POLITICS; the Minister Of Public Instruction has
rsi.ncd - Mr. Gladstone started for the Con-
tneut Yesterday. - Mr. MandeNillc received
rouslng welcome on his release from Iuil'hlore
jail. -- NJ Eugene Clemcnceau was assaulted
in the str ct Yesterday by VI. GARNER an ACTOR De-
cause Of an adverse criticism.
poNr,.Ic-Scvoral thousands Of the BEADING
Conu,n,', ornploy.s Indicate a purpose not to 70
on strikc as ordered by their labor Oihcals' -----
-Four men killed by railroad accidents. -- Inc
President was reported to be annoyed by the delay
of Speaker Carlisle in naming the Ways ana Means
Committee. W. W. Corcoran went TO church
I'm Washin.ton: the wine and bread Of tie Com
munion were raised TO his lips by others, as he was
too veal, to lift his hands To-day hc viii cele-
brate lis ninltlcth birthday. =- Preparations
were made for the funeral Of Daniel Manning
- The murderer OF Maxwell in 81. Louis be-
came Catholic.
CITY AND SUBURBAN. General Observance OF
Christmas Day; no services IN the Churches bu'
dinners Christmas trees and gifts at ali the chan-
table institutions; matlnccs at all the theatres' :
outdoor sports in and near Newly ork; quiet day
In the suburbs go Paul krausc. witness IN the
Lyman 5. Weeks murder case detained at the lay
mond Street jail in Brooklyn, escaped IN the
night; several other escapes have happened there
recently - Commander McCalla, OF the steamer
Enterprise. told Of his experience III searching for
the big raft the cutter Grant also returned. -
The Rev Mr Berry's letter declining the call to
Plymouth Church received opinions Of English
papers. - Democrats from this city ana BROOK
lyn to attend Nh Mannins's funeral to-day. -
Professors Patton and Sloane thc leading candi-
dates to srcceed President McCosh, Of Princeton.
- Archbishop COrrigan made his fist Official
visit TO ST Stephens Church since the McC'lJnn
trouble - An old man burned 10 death III hs
hut - Police Inspector ConiIn's family scared
by a mysterious box.
The Weather.-IndcatiOns for to-day: Threaten
ing, possibly with light snow or rain; nearly Sta
tionary temperature Temperature yesterday :
Highest, So lowest, 25' average, % S-o'.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Farleys management, which ends with TINS
week. Mr.. Farley, in fact has been simply
iourc-head the Sheriffs Office being run by
the Democratic ring for "all it was worm
politically. At least one of the prisoners was
allowed to leave the Jail few weeks ago III
order to register The incoming ShcIiii Is a
Republican and reform may be looked 1or
where reform is greatly needed.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
HE LITTLE KNOWS TIE MACHINE

Fr-V Tft ". I7rIs VI77F-I'-T7 -TI'
Speaker carlisle l. gong "a attempt I'Vt ~ -
Elanr'- recent criticisms IT tho ltosil'ht Ms''-.
,b, d,tlugui.cd hcitucAan II cN.urn.S ." i'cou 90
f,cuI 10 al him aside and pump some l"ioi'""' "'
t -' concerning the festive aud in>.dOu' buA4 HA",
and tIe danger ul m.,laAng ths Theory upon wAl'" "
operates.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Mr.. IRyING AND MISS IEhRf ~ cHN'A""
Cuc\Go Dee. 20 tSpec,91.-Mr. Irving ani Miss letJ
,,.,,,l t,.ulpht al McVickors Ia "Fa4s- The nod's
v,s uuel 10 sverh,wlns. Al the ead Of the uts 49,
Gail, uers rcnsws ag-n and Asalu, AND tac sAn'e ~
true throughout the pay
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Prom rhs s. Lo.f. Glebe. Democrat
ru-cne Higgins can very we'll afford Ia rriiie i"h
,ba work ~ heluing 10 the Government no" lt4t
he has heon so handsomely Vfndcael ly the e.ur'
omission of the matter of CiNll service toi'''" "
the President, message.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
COURAGE AND S. NCERITY WILL PA

The course suggested by the Syracuse connr%m NV ,M
convention IL to stop trying 20 sprinkle lt q" ,hnI
tail OF the liquor vote on the one ha"i' on ,"., dol
marty ProhIbftion vote on the other, and lu' W.
sincerely with the liquor question
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
THE SECRET OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS NEN
YEAR.
Nop The luburn "A

THE Nrw-YoRK TRIBt>E has sounded me ". ",."Jh Is,
OF what + needed I'm connection with what i "a ~ i'
great political question during the Prc>ldenuh 'S~
pa,gn II IS education ON tho tarln question
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

One Of the questions for tho American poop, ~,
decide in the next campaign will be whether tieNes"
shall shall not he emitted 10 buy the IlOS"
With English money.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
A SHARP THORN N THE SIDE.

fhe htnnedpotis fFfO"N-
Mr. Dill chandler T. causing me i'H"'l'' auy ,,
o,,'rnt ~ trluble and anxiety. Ana tha Il cAi'"S
what he Is on earth lOr'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
TIE COUNTRY DOESN'T vIBRATE WORTH A'h''
E.a.a ILs NJ Lonis lLobs. .LlSla0craL l.

"Vibratory sympathy" Is the name that III, NJ dls.
gives To the new force which he claims 10 nactlIns
covered Mr. Cleveland expected TO strike son" ~ hI
OF the kind with his frce-trade message, pu'
been h-div diSopponted
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
l1,EE TRADE WILL. MAKE \ WORSE EAOhht l.
Nm Ii. lIlnnA LnNrulL
, rr1rNru For ulGGINs.

Er,rnc Hgslu, in rcLsnus viii remove 4 II ' VIZ
,hr 20 krttl, from the lAocrattd tai OF the Admins
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

The second edition of Christmas proved to
be less cheerful, externally, than Sunday
was with its warmth Of sunshine and its brac-
ing air. Nevertheless in all the charitable IN
stitutions. homes, lodging houses, etc. the
poor and unfortunate were made TO rejoice In
the bounty of the libcral-hcartcd who carried
into practical effect the doctrine that 1t Is more
b,rsscd to piye than TO receive.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

The probable composition of Mr.. CarliSlo's
WAYS and Means Committee is given III our
Washington dispatches. One of the noticeable
things about it is the fact that
Indiana is to have two representa-
tiyes, Mr.. Browne Qcp) and Mr..
Bynum OemJ. Why this State should be so
favored is not apparent. Ncw-York is 10 have
tnc member all Of Ncw-Eneiand one, and New
Jersey none. Mr.. Cox, who wanted the second
place on the Committee, viii, it seems, have
to content himself with the fifth.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Our facetious ncighbor. The World remarks
that thara ii not line IN the Declaration of In
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

In the college world the most important sub
icct under consideration is the presidency OF
Princeton University. The decision is some
weeks at least in the future, but the available
candidates and their qualifications are beng
actively canyasscd. The trend Of opinion Is
decidedly in favor of an American and "A man
identified with Princeton. Professors Francis
l.. PaD on and William VI. Sloane arc both re-
gardcd with high favor, and the present ndlcl-
tions arc that the choice lies between them.
What the result Of the Reading strike VIII
b. it is not easy 10 fOicscc at the present stage
of affairs. The company is determined TO re-
sumo its work to-day, and the strike may soon
come 10 a crisis. a decided setback has been
given to the strikers by the ycfusal Of all the
company's employees in Reading (somc 1000
in numbeD to join in the strike. The strikers
have thus far failed to show any sufficient
reason for their conduct in refusing to work.
That the employees are not united in the action
taken Is a sign that the movement lacks vitality.
Another illustration of the lax management OF
the Brooklyn Jail is furnished in the escape Of
q prisoner held as a " itness against Glecnwald'
convicted of the murder Of Lyman 5. Weeks.
Yhe man got out by the simple process OF
loosening q nut with his fingers and then
w.cnching out stout window bar. There
have been half dozen escaDes Under Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Connndrum for the Board of Estimate: What is
the relation between enlarged appropriations in
December, 1887, and Presidential election in
Novemb E, 1882
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

A St. Louis lcttcr-carrcr has been explaining To
n reporter how ho manages to walk with
ease over slippery ground without fall
ing That lcttcr-carricr could hear
of something TO his advantage by apply ing 70
the Democratic leaders who have been charged with
the duty Of shaping the tariff legislation of the
minority in the pres mt Congress They are anAiousl
looking for just that sort of person, aud doubtless
Will pay literally Tor points
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Mr. Cloycland's message AMI the big ruft have
both mt the same sad fate. Both were struck by
"a @ clone and both are broken up.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

The Civil Service comedy Of the Democratic Ad-
min.stmtion. long ago reduced 10 the level OF IL
broad farce. is now hopccs,ly played out The
scene has shifted. The free trade mc'odiama IS
now on the boards with the President as the
hero. brand,hng his dagger over the throat OF
American industry and crying aloud for vengeance
upon the rivals of British manufacturing interests
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Inspector Byrncs's detective, displayed remark
able llccnncss and ability IN hunting down th'
thieves who stole lot Of valuable silks the other
day. The inf, rnal machine case last week ap
par, to offer fewer difficulties Her" is IA good
opportunity for detectives 10 be justified Of theil
calling.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10
What Next.

We have to-day received circular and
advertisement from progressive New
York firm, asking us to insert the adver-
tisement and to take our pay in-well
what do you think Pin corsets, bustles
and pannier skirts. We wonder what
kind of q paper that man thought us. He
must have thought that our paper was a
lady s magazine. We beg TO assure him
that we are not, and also to say that our
figure is of that elegant shape that we
need neither corsets, bustles nor pannier
skirts to improve it. Wouldn't we look
nice walking the streets with hustle and
pannier skirts on No. Mr.. Corsetmaker
your ad is declined with thanks We Of
ten take bull pups, Maltese kittens. ban
tain roosters and have gone SO far as to
take billy goat in pay, but we draw the
line on bustles and corsets, none of them
for us If you have any good second hand
overcoats or plug hats we will negotiate
with you, but do not talk to us about
bustles If you please.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10
orlcrro CRY SUBSCRIBERS.

We have had number of complaints
lately that our paper has not been receiv-
Cd We send them out regularly every
evening, and cannot account for this un-
lcN the papers are taken from the doors
clour subscribers We intend to make a
borough investigation of this matter, and
TO this end would be pleased to have all
Of our subscribers who fail to receive their
paper regularly 10 notify us Of the fact.
There is something wrong somewhere
and we mean to find out where it is.
Please notify by postal card or a call at
our Office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10
Rrief nnd to the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus Is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. 1t is easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made the
American people nation of dyspeptics.
But Green August Flower has done a
wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the American PEG
pie so healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
Remember:--No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dys-
peptic. Ask your druggist for DO tie -
Seventy-tive cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10

The Sunday school of st. MaTgarets
Church. Rev. G. s. Spencer, ID d.. held
their annual picnic on Wednesday in the
grove of "ihe old Methodist meeting
house" Alas the old church building
where the word of God was dipensed for
almost a century has gone TO decay and
has been abandoned for long time to the
bats. This property was decided 70 the
Methodist denomination to be used only
for church purposes and should II be used
for any other purpose then il should re
vert back TO the heirs of the donor. In
such a case Mr. t. G. Boone would be-
come the owner The spot is in fact
mound overlooking the surrounding coun-
ty, covered with gigantic oaks and chest
nuts Ii is lonely now, and. of no service
to any one except for church picnics.
The children assembled themselves ear
" in the morning flor il was an all day
picnic) to which all persons, especially
the children of the vicinity. were invited
no matter whether members of the school
or not A most sumptuous repast was pro-
vided by the congregation; and we are
happy to say there was no charge made
for plate of ice cream as is done at some
church picDics for the purpose of raising
a revenue when everything should be as
free as water We are happy 10 say such
was the case at this picnic; truly the spirit
of the institution was fully carried out.
Few hotels SET out better dinner than
was placed on snowy cloths spread on the
grass: roast duck, roast beef, roast lamb.
chicken fried, roasted, fricassee, soft and
deviled crabs, each with their generous
trimmings. In the afternoon barrels OF
lemonade, huge piles of cake of every de-
scription, ice cream by the five gallon
freezer and several of them at that, all
served by the beautiful girls of the con-
gregation, first to the children then to the
grown persons present.
Plays followed; swings were kept 60
ing; young ladies and gentlemen strayed
in different directions, some in groups
some otherwise.
Mr.. Charles Duvall. registered at Mr..
Ridout's store Tuesday and Wednesday,
seven white and nineteen colored men.
Farmers are busy saving fodder this
delightful weather. CHARLEY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10
Organist to the Academy.

We learn that Mr.. Chas. Zimmerman
one of the Naval Academy band, and who
is the organist at ST. Mary's Catholic
Church. has been assigned to the. duties
This will necessitate a change at St.
Mary's which must be a source of regret
to all those who have listened TO his
line music. Mr. Zimmerman Is a grad
Baltimore and is classical musician
Mr.. Chas. Bruder, a neutrality-suspicious.
has been appointed in the Academy band.
The Band will stop performing at Bay
Ridge on Monday, and will begin giving
open air concerts at the Acsdem on the
18th inst.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-10
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, September 1913 p. M
For Delaware, New Jersey, Eastern Penn
ylyania. District of Columbia. Maryland,
and Virginia, colder fair weather, pre-
coded BY light brisk rain. light 10 fresh
northwest winds, becoming northeasterly.
GREEDY.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL office
A. uoon to-day stood So.